Legal Aid Agency Accessibility panel
Share your experiences
The Legal Aid Agency is looking for people who work in the law and who are disabled and/or use assistive technologies to volunteer to be part of a research panel. This panel will take part in ad-hoc research, helping the agency to ensure their digital services are inclusive and easy to use. You do not need to work in Legal Aid to take part - people from all areas of the law are welcomed.
Please sign up by completing this online form
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Your Stories
Real stories of people in the legal community who have experienced stress, depression, anxiety and more.
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How I coped with anxiety
"I felt really unwell – heart rate rising, breathing out of control, nausea, and an overwhelming desire to get out of the car."
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Recovering from post-natal depression
" I suffered post-natal depression after both births, and this was particularly severe after my son’s birth, which led to an admission to hospital."
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How I coped with alcohol dependence
"In my late 20s I crashed a car and was banned from driving. My occasional forgetfulness had become regular blackouts during which I lost many hours at a time. At times I suspected what everyone else now realised: I was an alcoholic."
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How I coped with stress
"I collapsed in the office mid-deal, suffering from exhaustion."
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